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Storia Cultura Civiltà Ambiente Atti VI Convegno OPERA IPOGEA Storia Cultura Civiltà Ambiente 1-2/ 2008 Atti VI Convegno Nazionale di Speleologia in Cavità Artificiali Napoli, 30 maggio - 2 giugno 2008 Sala Conferenze Museo Archeologico Nazionale nel decennale della Federazione Speleologica Campana Rivista della Società Speleologica Italiana Commissione Nazionale Cavità Artificiali ABBONAMENTO OPERA IPOGEA 2009 OPERA IPOGEA Memorie della Commissione Nazionale Cavità Artificiali Nome ....................................................................................... Cognome ...................................................................................................................................................... SEMESTRALE DELLA SOCIETÀ SPELEOLOGICA ITALIANA Società, Associazione, Istituto ……………………….......................................................................................…............................................................................. ANNO 10 - NUMERI 1/2 - GENNAIO/DICEMBRE 2008 Indirizzo …………........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ AUTORIZZAZIONE DEL TRIBUNALE DI BOLOGNA N. 7702 DELL’11 OTTOBRE 2006 CAP ...................................... Città ................................................................................................................................................................................. Prov. …….............. Cod. Fiscale - P. IVA (necessari per la fatturazione) …....................................................................................................................... PROPRIETARIO: SOCIETÀ SPELEOLOGICA ITALIANA Indirizzo di spedizione delle fatture (se diverso): ………………..................................................................……………………………………….….. DIRETTORE RESPONSABILE: CARLA GALEAZZI ……………………………………………………........................................................................................................................…………………………………………………………………..… COMITATO SCIENTIFICO: EZIO BURRI, GIULIO CAPPA, ROBERTO CAPRARA, FRANCO DELL’AQUILA, PAOLO GUGLIA, ALDO MESSINA, ROBERTO NINI, ODOARDO PAPALINI, MARIO PARISE, Telefono ............../…………........................…….. Altro recapito tel. ….........../……….........................………… Fax …........../…………………………………. FABIO REDI, ITALO RIERA, VITTORIO CASTELLANI † Indirizzo e-mail per comunicazioni: …...................................................................................................................................................…………………………. REDAZIONE: SOSSIO DEL PRETE Ai sensi dell’art. 10 della Legge 31/12/1996 n.675, la Società Speleologica Italiana, con sede in Bologna via Zamboni 67, titolare del trattamento dei dati sopra contenuti, La informa che il trattamento ha come finalità: SEDE DELLA REDAZIONE: 1) farLe pervenire in abbonamento la rivista di cui sopra e adempiere agli obblighi fiscali e contabili connessi; C/O SOSSIO DEL PRETE - VIA FERRARECCE, 7 - 81100 CASERTA 2) poterLa aggiornare sulle future iniziative editoriali. [email protected] Il trattamento sarà effettuato con elaboratori elettronici e/o sistemi cartacei. Relativamente alla finalità di cui al punto 1 i dati RECENSIONI: potranno essere comunicati ad altri soggetti, la cui attività si renda necessaria per eseguire la prestazione da Lei richiesta ROBERTO BIXIO - VIA AVIO, 6/7 - 16151 GENOVA (ad esempio stampatori, incellofanatori, ecc.). Il conferimento dei dati è facoltativo. Il mancato conferimento/consenso al trattamento o alla comunicazione suddetta per la finalità di cui al punto 1 impedisce di poter ricevere in abbonamento la rivista o l’abbonamento suddetto. Il mancato conferimento/consenso al trattamento od alla comunicazione suddetta per la finalità di cui al punto 2 impedisce di essere informati sulle future iniziative editoriali della titolare. Alla titolare può rivolgersi per far valere i Sui diritti, così come previsti dall’art. 13 L.675/96, quali esemplificativamente: il diritto di ottenere la confer- ma dell’esistenza di dati personali che La riguardano, nonché informazioni sul trattamento; il diritto di ottenere la cancella- zione e l’aggiornamento dei dati trattati; il diritto di opporsi al trattamento dei dati nei limiti previsti dalla Legge. Consenso al trattamento ed alla comunicazione, di cui alle finalità 1 e 2 dell’informativa. Firma …………………............................…………………...............................................………………………………………… Inviare questa sola pagina, compilata, insieme all’attestazione di pagamento, a Redazione Opera Ipogea - Abbonamenti e Vendite: [email protected] LA RIVISTA VIENE INVIATA IN OMAGGIO AI GRUPPI ASSOCIATI ALLA SSI OPERA IPOGEA STORIA CULTURA CIVILTÀ AMBIENTE PREZZO DI COPERTINA: EURO 40,00 Rivista semestrale della Società Speleologica Italiana Autorizzazione del Tribunale di Bologna n. 7702 dell’11 ottobre 2006 (già registrata presso il Tribunale di Genova) FORME DI PAGAMENTO: BONIFICO BANCARIO A FAVORE DELLA SOCIETÀ SPELEOLOGICA ITALIANA TARIFFE 2009 UNICREDIT BANCA SPA - FILIALE DI BOLOGNA Abbonamento ordinario 2009 (due numeri) ............................................................................................................................ € 25,00 IBAN IT41Z0200802457000000621694 Abbonamento per l’estero Europa .................................................................................................................................................... € 30,00 VERSAMENTI SU CCP N. 58504002 Abbonamento estero Paesi extra europei ................................................................................................................................ € 45,00 INTESTATO A SOCIETÀ SPELEOLOGICA ITALIANA - VIA ZAMBONI, 67 - 40126 BOLOGNA CARTA DI CREDITO INVIARE UN FAX AL NUMERO 051250049 Numeri arretrati dal 1999 al 2004 (per copia) ......................................................................................................................... € 10,00 INDICANDO NUMERO DELLA CARTA, SCADENZA, E NOME DELL’INTESTATARIO, IMPORTO DA TRATTENERE E CAUSALE. Numeri arretrati nuova serie 2005 – 2006 (doppi - per copia) ............................................................................ € 25,00 Numero 1-2007 – 2-2007 (per copia) ................................................................................................................................................. € 20,00 IL CONTENUTO E LA FORMA DEGLI ARTICOLI PUBBLICATI IMPEGNANO ESCLUSIVAMENTE GLI AUTORI. Numero 1-2/2008 (consistenza doppia - per copia) ........................................................................................................ € 40,00 NESSUNA PARTE DELLA PRESENTE PUBBLICAZIONE PUÒ ESSERE RIPRODOTTA IN ALCUN MODO SENZA IL CONSENSO SCRITTO DEGLI AUTORI. OPERA IPOGEA NON RICEVE CONTRIBUTI ED È INVIATA IN OMAGGIO AI GRUPPI SSI (IN REGOLA CON IL VERSAMEnto DELLA QUOTA ASSOCIATIVA) ATTI VI CONVEGNO NAZIONALE DI SPELEOLOGIA IN CAVITÀ ARTIFICIALI - NAPOLI, 30 MAGGIO - 2 GIUGNO 2008 OPERA IPOGEA 1/2 - 2008 nel decennale della fondazione Atti VI Convegno Nazionale di Speleologia in Cavità Artificiali Napoli 3o maggio - 2 giugno 2008 Sala Conferenze Museo Archeologico Nazionale Con il patrocinio di: Consiglio Nazionale dei Geologi Sezione di Napoli OPERA IPOGEA 1/2 - 2008 ATTI VI CONVEGNO NAZIONALE DI SPELEOLOGIA IN CAVITÀ ARTIFICIALI - NAPOLI, 30 MAGGIO - 2 GIUGNO 2008 Atti VI Convegno Nazionale di Speleologia in Cavità Artificiali Napoli 30 maggio – 2 giugno 2008 Sala Conferenze Museo Archeologico Nazionale © Federazione Speleologica Campana Coordinamento editoriale Sossio Del Prete Comitato Organizzatore Rossana D’Arienzo, Annalisa Del Prete, Sossio Del Prete, Umberto Del Vecchio, Francesco Maurano, Rossella Tedesco, Rosario Varriale Comitato Scientifico Sossio Del Prete, Roberto Bixio, Ezio Burri, Giulio Cappa, Carla Galeazzi, Carlo Germani, Paolo Guglia, Ulisse Lapegna, Mario Parise, Maria Luisa Perissinotto, Alfonso Piciocchi Composizione e impaginazione: Franco Gherlizza, Lino Monaco Foto di copertina: Acquedotto delle Fontanelle, Roccarainola (F. Maurano) Foto quarta di copertina: Miniera di Bauxite, Cusano Mutri (F. Maurano) Stampa: Litosei s.r.l. Officine Grafiche Via Rossini, 10 - 40067 Rastignano (BO) - Tel. 051744539 Con il patrocinio di: Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali, Regione Campania, Provincia di Napoli, Comune di Napoli Consiglio Nazionale dei Geologi, Commissione italiana per l’Anno Internazionale del Pianeta Terra, Università degli Studi del Sannio, Ordine dei Geologi della Campania, Ente Parco Metropolitano delle Colline di Napoli, Centro Studi Interdisciplinari Gaiola, Club Alpino Italiano Sezione di Napoli, Società Speleologica Italiana, Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino e Speleologico Con il contributo di: Ordine dei Geologi della Campania, Centro Studi Interdisciplinari Gaiola, Club Alpino Italiano Sezione di Napoli, Società Speleologica Italiana, ALP-DESIGN, Duegi Sport, Arbiter. Si ringraziano: Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici di Napoli e Pompei per la messa a disposizione della Sala Conferenze SEPSA - Ferrovie ed Autolinee Napoli “Napoli Sotterranea” e “Museo del Sottosuolo” ATTI VI CONVEGNO NAZIONALE DI SPELEOLOGIA IN CAVITÀ ARTIFICIALI - NAPOLI, 30 MAGGIO - 2 GIUGNO 2008 OPERA IPOGEA 1/2 - 2008 Indice Editoriale .......................................................................................................5
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